Harm of the prostate

The hazards of the prostate are not unfamiliar to adult men. When they are boys, the health education classes in school will cover some health knowledge. They need to develop good living habits, pay attention to personal hygiene and take a bath frequently, urinate when they want to, and it is best not to hold urine, etc. These are all ways to protect the prostate. As they get older, the awareness of protecting the prostate will also increase accordingly.

Because if the prostate is unhealthy, it will seriously affect the health of the body and mind and even affect the happiness of the family in serious cases. Therefore, the harm to the prostate is very serious. So what are the dangers of the prostate? How much do people really know?

The prostate belongs to the male reproductive system and the urethra belongs to the urinary system, but because the anatomical positions of the male urogenital organs are very close, the relationship between the two is very close. The prostate is located below the bladder and above the urogenital diaphragm. The urethra passes through the center of the prostate, and the prostate surrounds the urethra. The section of the urethra surrounded by the prostate is called the prostatic urethra. It starts from the bladder neck and reaches the urogenital diaphragm. Its average length is about 3 cm. This section of urethra runs through the entire prostate from base to tip. It is located within the prostate substance, slightly narrow at both ends and widened in the middle. It is the largest part of the male urethra. On the posterior wall of the prostatic urethra, there is a longitudinal protrusion in the midline, called the urethral ridge. The middle part of the urethral ridge swells into a dome, called the seminal collenchyma. There is a round or elongated longitudinal fissure-like hole in the center of the seminal colliculus, called the prostatic capsule. Below the prostatic capsule are the openings of the two ejaculatory ducts. The grooves on both sides of the urethral ridge are called prostatic sinuses, which have many openings of the prostatic excretory ducts, through which prostatic fluid can be discharged into the urethra.

From this it can be seen that the prostate is very important for us men, and it directly affects our sexual life and fertility. So is protecting our prostate a very important issue? Many men let prostate diseases go untreated, leading to a series of complications. By the time they want to solve the situation, it is too late. Here I would like to call on everyone to care for themselves and care for life.